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Strathroy-Caradoc police say four people were charged in a protest against lockdown restrictions in downtown Strathroy that drew about 100 people.
Protests and other large outdoor gatherings are prohibited under the provincial stay-at-home order imposed to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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“A large number of protestors were observed not to be wearing masks or make any effort to social distance,” police said.
Officers asked the crowd to disperse. Some people left but others refused to do so, police said.
TCDSB elementary teachers vote in favour of strike action amid bargaining: sources
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Clarification: health board photo
A technical problem prevented the display of a caption of a file photo accompanying a story posted Friday on The Intelligencer’s website. The photo of the Hastings and Prince Edward Counties Board of Health was from a 2019 meeting of the board; the board’s membership has since changed slightly. The Intelligencer regrets the error.
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No injuries in rollover
A driver escaped injury Sunday in Prince Edward County after a vehicle rolled while swerving to avoid a fox.
It happened soon after 7:30 a.m. along Loyalist Parkway in Wellington, Prince Edward County OPP Const. Aaron Miller reported. Police and Hastings-Quinte paramedics responded.
Someone actually thought this hand drawn Ontario licence plate would fool the cops
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Drivers are getting bolder and bolder when it comes to hitting the road without valid plates on their cars, if dispatches from local police forces are any indication.
This week, we have a new motorist following in the footsteps of Ontarians who ve recently been caught using crudely altered plates, 30-year-expired plates, fake plates made out of a diaper box and. whatever it is that police in Guelph pulled over here.